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City News and Activity Guide ConcordConcord City News and Activity Guide www.cityofconcord.org Fall 2016 Farm Bureau Road Repair Ukulele page 4 pages 19 and 20 TaeKwonDo Centre Concord Renovation pages 16 and 20 page 8 Concord Concord Connect New mobile app makes it easy to submit non-emergency requests for service Reportmalfunction potholes,ing streetlights illegal dumping, or signals, abandoned and other vehicles, neighborhood graffiti, issues Your report is sent directly to the appropriate City department You can track the status of your request See a map of all requests in your area and the status of each one Access City information from the home page Available in the Apple app store and Android Google Play store Upload Concord Connect Today! CITY NEWS www.cityofconcord.org 4 2 City Contacts City of Concord 3 Concord at a Glance Laura M. Hoffmeister Mayor 3 Letter to Residents Ronald E. Leone Vice Mayor Edi E.Birsan Councilmember 4 2015-2016 Project Highlights Timothy S. Grayson Councilmember Daniel C. Helix Councilmember 5 5 Economic Development Spotlight Tim McGallian City Treasurer 6 Budget Overview Valerie J. Barone City Manager Leslye Asera Community Relations Manager and Editor 8 ACTIVITY GUIDE 9 Activity Guide 10 Preschool 13 Camp Concord On the cover: Clockwise from top left (1) Crews work on Farm Bureau Road; (2) Ukulele 10 14 Afterschool Enrichment enthusiasts strum their favorite songs in the popular Ukulele classes; (3) A much-needed renovation was completed at Centre Concord; 16 Youth (4) Students warm up for K.O. TaeKwonDo. 18 Teens 17 19 Adults 25 Online Classes 26 Special Recreation 21 27 Trips & Tours 31 Picnic Site Rentals 32 50 & Better 39 Rental Facilities 34 40 Swimming 42 Downtown Events 43 Registration 40 Concord City News & Activity Guide Fall 2016 www.cityofconcord.org CONTACT Web site: ...................................................... www.cityofconcord.org Clayton Valley Bowl – 5300 Clayton Road ..............................689-4631 Events: ............................................................www.concordfirst.org Concord Community Park and Pool – 3501 Cowell Road ........671-3474 Concord Library – 2900 Salvio St...........................................646-5455 Classes: ............................................................ www.concordreg.org Concord Senior Center – 2727 Parkside Circle .......................671-3320 E-mail: .................................................... [email protected] Diablo Creek Golf Course – 4050 Port Chicago Highway ........686-6262 Phone: .........................................................................(925) 671-CITY Newhall Park – 1351 Newhall Parkway Village Music School – 1720 Linda Drive, Pleasant Hill ..........676-8400 Willow Pass Community Center and Park – 2748 E.Olivera Road ...671-3423 Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Coordinator ..................671-3021 Parks & Recreation Class Registration Building .................................................................................671-3107 Registration Office .............................................................671-3404 Business Licenses .................................................................671-3307 en Español ........................................................................671-3324 Cable TV Astound Broadband ...........................................................459-1000 Rain Information Hotline Comcast .................................................................1-800-945-2288 for City of Concord Parks and Outdoor Facilities .....................671-3479 City Council ...........................................................................671-3158 City Manager .........................................................................671-3150 Sports Organizations Code Enforcement Hotline .....................................................671-3075 Youth Baseball/Softball Concord Community Pool.......................................................671-3480 Bears Softball Association .............................. www.bears-softball.com Concord Naval Weapons Station Reuse Project ......................671-3001 Clayton Valley Little League ..............................................www.cvll.org Concord Pavilion Information .................................................676-8742 Concord American Little League ..........................www.callbaseball.org Resident Hotline ................................................................363-5701 Concord Lady Hawks ...............................www.concordladyhawks.com Downtown Hotline .................................................................671-3464 JOBL Baseball & Softball ....................................www.joblconcord.com Economic Development .........................................................671-3355 Payless Batting Cages ...........................................................825-7526 Engineering ...........................................................................671-3361 Flood Zone Inquiries ..............................................................671-3425 Youth Football / Cheerleading Garbage Collection ................................................................682-9113 Clayton Valley Athletic Assn .............................. www.cvaajreagles.com Graffiti Hotline .......................................................................671-3080 Concord Youth Football ........................ www.concordyouthfootball.com Housing .................................................................................671-3370 Mayor ....................................................................................671-3158 Youth Soccer Permit Center ........................................................................671-3454 Concord AYSO ....................................................www.concordayso.org Picnic Site Reservations.........................................................671-3404 Diablo FC www.diablofc.org ................................................. 798-GOAL Planning ................................................................................671-3152 Liga Latina ................................................ www.ligalatinaconcord.com Police and Fire Emergencies .......................................................... 911 Mt. Diablo Soccer Association .................................www.mdsoccer.org Police/Information .............................................................671-3220 Adult Soccer Pothole Hotline ......................................................................671-3228 Contra Costa Mixed Soccer .............................www.eteamz.com/ccmsl Public Works .........................................................................671-3448 East Bay Senior Soccer .................................................www.ebssl.com Park Maintenance..................................................................671-3444 Recreation/Registration .........................................................671-3404 Adult Kickball / Softball Sewer Problems ....................................................................671-3099 Concord Parks & Recreation Shopping Cart Hotline .................................................1-800-252-4613 www.teamsideline.com/concord .......................................671-3279 Street Light Outages Hotline ..................................................671-3213 Bocce Street Sweeping ....................................................................671-3448 Concord Bocce Federation ................................www.concordbocce.org Street Trees ...........................................................................671-3445 Traffic Safety and Signals ......................................................671-3132 Swimming Terrapins Swim Team............................................................680-8372 Recreation Program Locations Baldwin Park Dance Studio – 2790 Parkside Circle Tennis Baldwin Park Preschool – 2790 Parkside Circle Concord Tennis Club..............................................................686-1701 Camp Concord, South Lake Tahoe .........................................671-2267 Concord Table Tennis Club Centre Concord – 5298 Clayton Road ....................................671-3382 www.concordtabletennisclub.com .....................................689-7463 2 Concord City News & Activity Guide Fall 2016 www.cityofconcord.org CITY NEWS ANNUAL REPORT EDITION Fall 2016 www.cityofconcord.org Concord at a Glance Letter to Residents City leaders are proud to present this year’s Annual Report to Concord residents Concord at a Glance and business owners. The 2015-16 fiscal year was one of cautious celebration, as Area .................... 31.13 sq. miles the economy continued to recover and the City was able to start repairing some Elevation ......................... 72 feet of the infrastructure that had been neglected during the recession. Founded ............................. 1868 Concord also started to see the first results from a strong economic development Incorporated ....................... 1905 program, championed by the City Council as a tool to boost the economy and get the City back on its feet after the recession. Riders on BART and subscribers to Community Profile business publications saw a new advertising campaign inviting decisions makers Population ......................127,493 to locate in Concord. Over a dozen stories ran in local and national publications Households .....................49,483 talking about the benefits Concord
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